Bachelor in History (Associate Degree)

Graduates of this program often pursue roles in cultural resource management, public history, and education, working as museum technicians, exhibit designers, historical interpreters, or corporate historians. By grounding your studies in the social worlds, economies, and political patterns of the past, you develop the versatility needed to transition into four-year university degrees in history, education, or related social sciences.

A Bridge to University Success

This Associate of Arts Degree is specifically designed as a 60-credit academic bridge. By carefully selecting your courses, you can transfer your credits directly into the third year of a bachelor’s degree program at major research universities. The curriculum emphasizes the construction of historical arguments, the rigorous evaluation of primary evidence, and the ability to articulate complex ideas to diverse audiences. Beyond the classroom, you have the option to participate in a Co-operative Education stream, allowing you to alternate your academic terms with paid, full-time professional experience in relevant sectors, ensuring you graduate with both a credential and a competitive resume.